Recently, many frens have been asking: Is it still worth investing in BNB?
My view is straightforward – assets like BNB are not meant for "gambling," but rather for "nurturing."
I know a fren who started dollar-cost averaging BNB since 2022. In the beginning, he was inevitably scared by the volatility, but over time he discovered a truth: the key to making money is not in precisely timing the market, but in consistently buying. Now his account has reached a considerable scale, work has become optional, and his pension is also secured. This is what is known as financial freedom.
So how do we actually do dollar-cost averaging? I have summarized three approaches that you can choose based on your situation:
**Plan One: Time-Based Investment Method**
It's very simple - fixed period, fixed amount. For example, set aside 500U every week to buy, regardless of how the price fluctuates, just stick to it. Over time, your average holding cost will automatically be averaged out, this is the power of time.
**Plan Two: Ladder Averaging Method**
This gameplay is designed for proactive individuals. You first set a few key price levels as references:
BNB dropped below 200U, first batch buy.
Continue to drop below 300U, then buy another batch.
If it drops below 400U, then you must have the courage to enter the market significantly.
What are the benefits of this? A decline is no longer a source of fear, but rather an opportunity to buy at low prices, allowing you to accumulate more chips during a wave of decline.
**Solution Three: EMA Technical Reference**
If you are willing to take a closer look at the candlestick chart, use the EMA100 line as an auxiliary judgment. When the BNB price approaches the EMA100, it is usually a relative low point in the medium term, which often presents a good entry opportunity. If you want to look further ahead, also include the EMA200, which can help you observe long-term trends.
This set of things is not fancy at all; the key is execution. In dollar-cost averaging, what matters is not how smart you are, but how long you can hold on. Those who can stick to a year of regular investment before a bull market starts will ultimately look like the "luckiest" people – but in reality, that is the reward for patience and conviction.
The cryptocurrency market is always testing human nature. Those who can continue to buy even in the most desperate times are the ones who ultimately turn things around.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 5h ago
Here comes the "Auto-Invest to Wealth" talk again... I've experienced the Mine Disasters of 2018 and 2022, and I've heard too many stories like this. That fren is lucky to be alive today; don't be fooled by his survivor bias.
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FlippedSignal
· 12-21 18:23
To be honest, Auto-Invest is a test of human nature; most people can't stick with it for three months before they give up.
Recently, many frens have been asking: Is it still worth investing in BNB?
My view is straightforward – assets like BNB are not meant for "gambling," but rather for "nurturing."
I know a fren who started dollar-cost averaging BNB since 2022. In the beginning, he was inevitably scared by the volatility, but over time he discovered a truth: the key to making money is not in precisely timing the market, but in consistently buying. Now his account has reached a considerable scale, work has become optional, and his pension is also secured. This is what is known as financial freedom.
So how do we actually do dollar-cost averaging? I have summarized three approaches that you can choose based on your situation:
**Plan One: Time-Based Investment Method**
It's very simple - fixed period, fixed amount. For example, set aside 500U every week to buy, regardless of how the price fluctuates, just stick to it. Over time, your average holding cost will automatically be averaged out, this is the power of time.
**Plan Two: Ladder Averaging Method**
This gameplay is designed for proactive individuals. You first set a few key price levels as references:
BNB dropped below 200U, first batch buy.
Continue to drop below 300U, then buy another batch.
If it drops below 400U, then you must have the courage to enter the market significantly.
What are the benefits of this? A decline is no longer a source of fear, but rather an opportunity to buy at low prices, allowing you to accumulate more chips during a wave of decline.
**Solution Three: EMA Technical Reference**
If you are willing to take a closer look at the candlestick chart, use the EMA100 line as an auxiliary judgment. When the BNB price approaches the EMA100, it is usually a relative low point in the medium term, which often presents a good entry opportunity. If you want to look further ahead, also include the EMA200, which can help you observe long-term trends.
This set of things is not fancy at all; the key is execution. In dollar-cost averaging, what matters is not how smart you are, but how long you can hold on. Those who can stick to a year of regular investment before a bull market starts will ultimately look like the "luckiest" people – but in reality, that is the reward for patience and conviction.
The cryptocurrency market is always testing human nature. Those who can continue to buy even in the most desperate times are the ones who ultimately turn things around.